Multi port support #380
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You can define |
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such as |
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my .env is here
but it shows
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You need to start redis as well |
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I have used systemctl to start and enable redis, but it still shows that
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in the package json I see that it uses a docker container to start redis on port 6300 Line 26 in 08fd8d5 |
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That's so sad, I must need to install docker |
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Things seem okay, but the web shows
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Did you init the postgres database? That was my problem as well. Then run and log in using the Test-User provided in the readme: |
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I follow the readme, actually.
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run yarn prisma:seed to fill the database |
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same error exsit, but a little strange, I can curl it on VPS via
and my PC shows
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I don't really understand your last comment. It seems that the development server runs successfully on localhost. Not sure why you would expect it to run on your domain. Did you try to run jabref online on your server as well? |
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Did you add an ufw rule to allow for that port? |
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Right, I added. It's running on my VPS. |
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If my port 3000 is occupied, how can I run this program?
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